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ft.com/newsletter Front Page World Companies Markets Lex Comment Business Life Weekend This month's highlights: US to pay big tip-off sums | Shaping BP's future | Yen hits 15-year high versus US dollar | The 6am Cut | Can I stop my boss bothering me? | No food crisis, for now IN DEPTH US to pay big tip-off sums The US Securities and Exchange Commission prepares for an expected wave of tip-offs from those eager to win bounties. US companies act on pay clawback rules | Comment: Wall St play for which we pay | Three years on, markets are masters again | Call to reconsider US risk retention plans | RSS: US Banks IN DEPTH Shaping BP's future Learn more about the people that will shape the future of BP after the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster in April. Anadarko looks beyond spill with $2bn issue | Lawsuits threaten BP over air pollution | Costs of BP oil spill increase to $6bn | Experts split over level of BP spill damage | RSS: Oil and Gas GLOBAL OVERVIEW Yen hits 15-year high versus US dollar Deflation risks lift government bonds as 'havens' draw demand China shows further signs of slowing | London shares stay under pressure | Asian stocks edge lower after Fed move | South Korean police raid google offices | RSS: Global Economy   NEW The 6am Cut The 6am Cut delivers key news and commentary at the start of each working day in three regionalised, daily emails for finance professionals covering New York, London and Asia. Subscribe today DEAR LUCY Can I stop my boss bothering me? Lucy Kellaway, the FT's management columnist offers her solution to your workplace problems. Read her latest 'agony aunt' dilemma and have your say too. Read more VIDEO No food crisis, for now Javier Blas, commodities correspondent, talks to Daniel Garrahan about the risk of another food crisis and how rising prices will hit both emerging markets and the developed world. Watch the video Tools: Edit profile | RSS Feeds | News by email | Keyword alerts | Portfolio | FT on Facebook Markets World equities Most Popular The great false choice, stimulus or austerity Google's Android mobiles overtake global iPhone sales North Korea offers Ginseng to pay Czech debt Warning from Cisco chief dents technology sector Whitacre to step down as GM chief In depth on FT.com BP oil spill Eurozone in crisis UK Government spending Obama and Wall Street UK coalition government © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD 2009 If you no longer wish to receive email updates about your service from the Financial Times, please use this link. Please see our privacy policy for more details. FT Publications Inc. 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10019. UScVregs100